Facebook Vs Facebooz

Facebook Vs Facebooz

In year 2008 a tool was released for facebook hacking the tool is known as facebooz(also known as facebook freezer). A lot had been discussed whether the tool is really capable of hacking facebook passwords. Many think its just a joke that a tool can crack facebook passwords. So keeping unnecessary things behind lets try to find out why this works or if it not works they why. The tool is specially targeted to m.facebook.com, yes that’s the mobile version of facebook. By the way facebook claims that the vulnerability is patched but still the tool has been downloaded millions of times from its release that means the claim is just a false excuse. I created a fake facebook account with password “Monkey” and facebooz got no issues cracking it that means the tool works. Then i changed password to “M0n7e1” and the tool failed to guess it that means it failed to work. The thing which can depress you is its speed of operation, by the way it happens due to need of software needing re-authentication grabbing so you need patience.

The final say is that the tool works only on guess-able passwords which can be found on dictionary. So if you are the one who have used facebooz and haven’t found it useful then it might be the case the victim of whom you want to crack password have strong password, the password which can not be found in any dictionary. And for those whose password can be easily guessed are advised to change their passwords to something which can not be guessed easily. So either facebook will win or facebooz just depends on password strength of victim. So keep your passwords strong and be safe. If you don’t know how to create and remember strong passwords following is the tutorial that can help you.

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Hack A Hacker Using Sniffer

Hackers usually use software like RATs and keystroke loggers to hack victim's password. To get logs of victim while being offline, attacker uses a ftp server and if you have read my previous tutorials on sniffing then you might be already knowing that ftp protocol is susceptible to sniffing using this weakness of protocol you can hack a hacker using sniffer. So if anyhow you feel that you have been hacked using a RAT then get a sniffing tool like wireshark(my favorite) or Cain and Abel. Both are really powerful tools to analyze and retrieve information from packets.

So install a sniffer and start analyzing packets that are leaving your system. Please read previous my tutorials on wireshark and ARP poisoning to know how to sniff and analyze packets using wireshark and Cain and Abel. After analyzing packets you will get user-name and password of attacker's ftp server. Use that information to log-in into his/her ftp account do whatever you want and take revenge for planting RAT in your system. Like this you'll hack a hacker and tell him/her this time he/she has messed with a wrong guy.

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MacBook air Hacking - USB PORTS

MacBook air Hacking - USB PORTS

 

 

If you ask Apple, they’ll say just one.

But, the “About This Mac” utility says something that reveals there may be more.  According to the System Profiler, there are 7 busses, and only some of them are being used:

If you plug in an external device on the only known USB port, it’ll show up on the same bus as the iSight... so, why are there 4 other buses in the device without anything connected? That doesn’t seem to make any sense...

So, if you look in the developer documentation, it’ll refer you to Intel’s ICH-8 chip, where the USB controllers reside.  The datasheet gets in to a lot of detail, but I’ll summarize it here:  There are 5 low-speed controllers and 2 high-speed controllers. Each of these controllers can connect to two USB devices, so theoretically you could connect 14 devices.  But, the chip only has pins for 10 ports, so you have to decide which controllers to use with which physical pins. Why did they do this?  Pins are expensive - adding 12 more pins would have made the device physically bigger. Second is for compatibility -- the extra low-speed controllers would cost next-to-nothing to add and would function with older software that doesn’t recognize the high-speed controllers.

So, the driver chip has 5 low-speed controllers and 2 high-speed controllers.  That fits with what the System Profiler is telling us... we just need to find the pins.

iFixIt did a great job disassembling and then publishing high-quality photographs of their MacBook Air.  Their pictures clearly showed the ICH-8 southbridge chip, and, to my surprise, there were numerous test pads pins surrounding it.  Test pads are little circles of metal on the printed circuit board that designers leave in to access hard-to-reach pins.  Sometimes these pins are used for testing; sometimes they are left in to access unused functionality.  I was hoping that some of these pins might be unused usb connectors.

According to the datasheet, all the USB ports are located on the bottom of the chip (as shown above; the datasheet shows it rotated 90 degrees). Since PC Board wires are usually kept short, that narrows down my search to the row of pins along the bottom.

First, I measured the voltage at each pin.  This is a safest form of probing.  Some had 3.3 volts on them, but, according to the USB spec, an unconnected port should have 0 volts on it -- so, I ignored those pins.  Eight remaining pins had 0 volts on them.  According to the ICH-8 spec, these should have a moderately high resistance to ground -- 15-25kΩ.  Using a multimeter, I read 17kΩ, so there was a good chance I’d found something USB-related!

USB uses two data wires to communicate (the other two wires you see in the connector are power and ground).  The design of USB is really ugly from an electrical standpoint, but one of the quirks is that the speed of a device is signaled by putting a little extra current in to one of these wires -- D+ for a full-speed, D- for a low-speed device. You don’t actually need to connect both data pins to sense a connection. You’ll get an error & won’t be able to communicate, but that’s all I need - I just want to determine which pins are connected to the USB controller.

I used a hacked-up memory key to probe the pins.  I cut a short USB extension cable in two, and then reconnected the power pins.  I used the data line from the memory key as a probe.  It has a built-in 1.5kΩ resistor to 3.3v, so it’s limited in the amount of smoke-causing power it can supply... but I added an extra 5kΩ to the circuit to be safer.

I connected the memory key to the first pin to test (second from left -- the leftmost one had power on it), and lo and behold, the system log reported a USB error!  That meant we had reached a pin associated with the controller!

Feb 10 00:06:47 john-maushammers-macbook-air kernel[0]: USBF:3425.312

[0x3e4ed00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has

been plugged in.  It will keep retrying.  (Port 1 of hub @ location: 0x3a000000)

Feb 10 00:06:49 john-maushammers-macbook-air kernel[0]: USBF:3426.972

[0x3e4ed00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.

I did the same test with the next pin (third from left), and got the same error result.  So, next I connected the two pins of the memory key to the two USB pins I’d found on the motherboard...  success!!  It recognized the drive.

I repeated the process and found another usb port.  Then I noticed something curious about the wires leading to the pad: the 4 usb wires I’d found were thicker than most of the others.  When designers make PC Boards, they determine the width of the each wire. 99% of them are as small as they can make it, but some of the are wider -- either to carry more current, or to match impedance (a method of reducing noise in data circuits). I searched the area around the chip and found two more wires that were the same thickness as the ones I found. So, it looks like there are only 3 USB ports available on these test pads. The other USB ports are probably routed with the same thickness wire, but it’s done inside the PC Board where I can’t see.

Here are the three ports illustrated:

The colors follow the standard USB color code: D+ is green, D- is white.  You’ll have to find your own ground and +5v power supply. Be aware that there is no over-load protection for that +5v power -- that regulator is an additional part that isn’t included in the ICH-8.

The identifiers refer to the locationID as seen in the IORegistry Explorer (which is part of the Developer’s utilities):

Unfortunately, these three ports are all controlled by the USB 1.0 controller, not the faster 2.0 controller.  I imagine that these pins are on Apple’s secret unused connector:

I’d need my microscope to probe that connector...  Did I mention that this chip has an unused SATA controller?

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Top 10 YouTube Hacks

Top 10 YouTube Hacks

Summer's ending, and with it goes a certain sense of taking it easier, relaxing a bit at the office—you know, caching up on all that YouTube browsing you skip when there's real work to be done. The popular video sharing site is a great resource (and source of entertainment) that gets better with the right add-ons, plug-ins, third-party tools, and clever usage. Let's take a look at the best ways to get better video, download clips, and just find the video you're looking for at YouTube, so you can get more from your guilty pleasure.

10. Paste together YouTube clips, no editor necessary.

Even without iMovie or another paid-for editor, you can use the ridiculously vast realm of YouTube videos to patch together funny/poignant/clever projects. Free tools like Yahoo'sJumpCut can take in the FLV and other format video clips you downloaded using the other tools in this list. Want to patch together your own clip-sing-along in the style of BarackRoll? Creator Hugh Atkin says he used Google's political video search tool to find all the relevant words and copy them. Now it's just a matter of finding the time to pull it off...

9. Sort all your YouTube links in Gmail with Xoopit.

If your inbox is anything like ours, you get a regular stream of YouTube links from friends, relatives, friends-of-friends, friends-of-relatives-of-friends ... and you only occasionally click through. Gmail add-on Xoopit lets you sort and run through all those links, playing them right from within Gmail. It's an easy way to avoid hurting that avid linker's feelings the next time they ask you if you saw that hilarious Amy Winehouse parody.

8. Get baked-in improvements with Better YouTube.

You'll have to excuse the horn-tooting, but we've put together a Firefox extension that combines some of the best JavaScript we've seen for YouTube and makes them all in check-on, check-off usable for any Firefox browser. TheBetter YouTube Firefox extension empowers you to keep videos from auto-playing, put clips in a wide-screen, no-distraction background, and embeds download links on every clip. If you're a serious YouTube user, there is probably something here you'll find useful.

7. Download audio from videos.

There are a lot of great live performances lurking around YouTube, many of which have never seen the light of day in the recorded audio realm. To jump those jams into your playlist, use a web-based converter like VidToMP3, or follow one intrepid LH reader's guide to recording and converting YouTube vids into MP3. It may take a few more steps, but Matt's guide will still work, while many web-based hacks end up on the pile of dead-end links.

6. Get around international video restrictions.

This summer's Olympics has been a good lesson in the necessity of working around networks' and video providers' often ridiculous restrictions based on location and timing. On YouTube, there's often a simple work-around, as explained by the Google Operating System blog. Most YouTube links look like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEOID

You'll find a string of characters where VIDEOID is. Copy that string, and paste it like so:

http://www.youtube.com/v/VIDEOID

You'll get a copy of the video meant for embedding, one that doesn't care as much about where you're watching from.

5. Search YouTube videos on a timeline.

Free video timeline creator TimeTube is one of those tools that you should never head to while on deadline. Those without willpower issues, however, can find fascinating looks at the evolution of trends, organize TV and news clips for a wider view, and even get a little research done on current or net-related topics. It also definitely helps narrow down your searching when the results list is enormously unmanageable.

4. Get videos delivered TiVo-style with Miro.

You could, if you wanted, keep track of all your favorite net-based video shows in a feed reader or just wait to hear about them a week after they're released. Or you could use the free, cross-platform Miro player to turn your computer into a TiVo for net video. As Gina detailed in her look at Miro, the software keeps track of what you've watched, auto-recycles stuff you probably won't get to, and otherwise does a smart job of handling video streams. And if you want to hook Miro up to your real TV, it's got the chops to go full-screen with any format.

3. Turn YouTube searches into vidcast feeds.

YouTube offers up a few RSS feeds of videos—"Recently Featured," "Top Favorites Today," and the like—but not for individual searches, the kind you'd make if you were keeping up with The Guild or keeping on top of the latest Xbox 360 hacks.YouTube Podcaster, a free service from vixy.net (who also provide a nifty converter you'll see below), makes YouTube videos as easy to grab and watch as podcasts. Enter in your search URL, copy the iTunes link, and you'll get an on-demand feed of videos that meet your criteria. You'll want to be specific, but skipping the comments and stream loading time are your rewards.

2. Watch YouTube on TV.

Many web videos are perfect for quick desktop scanning, but YouTube also contains entire series and longer clips—especially those with higher resolutions available—that make for great couch fare. If you've got a classic Xbox or a Windows Media Center hooked up to the tube, you can flip your Xbox into a YouTube-friendly media center, or add YouTube capabilities to that Microsoft-built box with free plug-in Yougle. Now you can force your already-sitting friends to catch up on Chad Vader and all your other I-swear-it's-funny-just-watch memes.

1. Make videos easy to download.

If you want to stash a YouTube clip away for editing or watching without the net, you've definitely got options. Internet Explorer users might appreciate YouTube File Hack, which grabs FLV files for you. The Better YouTube Firefox extension, crafted by our own site editor, adds a simple "Download this video" link to any YouTube page, and the All-In-One Video Bookmarklet is a nice cross-browser conversion tool. If you're away from your own setup, Vixy.net and Viddownloader are your go-to sites for downloading clips. As for watching FLV files, we like and use the cross-platform VLC player.

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Rules of Hacking..

Rules of Hacking..

Many of us out there think of ourselves as hackers but what is a REAL hacker....Well for those of you out there that play with college computers and local schools.... you are nothing !!  The making of a real hacker is being able to find a 'virgin' system and breking in and really doing someting to it...Hacking is not a term to be used lightly....Not only that but hacking is also something not to be taking lightly and flagrently....The reason for hacking....Well you don't hack into a computer just to wreck it or to destoy it even though it is phun, the reason to hack into a computer is to learn from it and conquer it... The idea of actually entering a system, without authorization is life line of hacking....those out there who know what hacking is knows what to do and what not to do but what are the basic rules......Well... here's a short more or less complete list of do's and don'ts on hacking:  

I. Do not purposely destroy a system -- What's the use of destorying a    system anyone....after it's destruction a system is no good and can    serve you no real purpose  

II. Do not leave real names or real handles anywhere on a system -- This is     the most important thing to remember....you might want to be recognized     for breaking a system but a signature or trademark can only mean your     apprehension  

III. Do not under no circumstance hack a system directly -- If you really      plan on hacking a system by running a program or script doing it      direct could be dangerous if someone see's you attempting to hack      your call be CAN be traced...The best thing to do in this situation is      to use a PBX or a outdial of some sort  

IV. Do not mess with accounts or defaults -- No matter what kind of urge     you get , by messing with someones account or messing with the system     defaults will let the business notice the intrusion of an outside     presence which more or less means a termination of your access  

V. Do not mess with anything you don't know -- Don't go around the system    trying junk you don't understand cause this can only lead to you messing    up the system or getting caught  

VI. Hack during the out of work hours -- By hacking late at night or early     in the morning to can escape the chances of someone watching you  

VII. Do not post your findings on local boards -- Do not post up new stuff      you find unless you really want swarms of people at it....A very      important thing to control is the urge to brag about systems you find      but this could lead to an abuse of the system which in turn leads to      the system shutdown....Don't get me wrong about not sharing knowledge      but you don't want to send something public unless you have made sure      that you have done all you wanted to do with the system  

That's more or less what you don't what to do....things you might want to do is:  

I. Set up a account for yourself -- By setting up an account for yourself    it will elimanate the chores of finding a backdoor to the system  

II. Leech files -- Another thing that should be done if possible is to     get as many 'interesting' files as you can since they could be useful     in later hacking quests  

III. Fix the security -- If you get a system that has a 'drop' password      you should really try to fix it so there is none to make life easier      for the following hackers who attempt to infiltrate the system  

IV. Keep track of the system -- No matter how dumg the system might be     or how impossible the security is you should always keep track of     all numbers you have  

V. Look for interestin items in the system -- Keep an eye for stuff that    resembles passwords or other numbers since this could lead to new    systems or usable passwords  

That more or less covers that....BUT how do you find 'virgin' systems? Well this is a part of hacking that all hackers most do....scanning...Scanning or wardialing was brought to life by the popular hacker movie 'Wargames' which inspired the war games wardialer....what a wardial or scanner does is it goes thru all the numbers in a specified prefix.....A good wardialer or scanner should be able to go thru numbers and be able to store them in a file which you can go thru later when you're bored....The idea is to find system beloning to companies and business....it's a good idea to find out a prefix to lets say your downtown area...  

Another thing that most companies also have is frequecies hooked up to computers... This is a lot tuffer to scan for since you would nee to set up a HAM radio to go thru frequencies and collect infomation on what frequencies have carriers on the other ends...This is a fairly difficult thing to do but he rewards could be great....the most importan thing to remeber is to scan with the HAM in you car or something.....scanning from a fixed location will only cause police and FBI to show up at your doorsteps..  

When you've located a system don;t get discouraged if you get no response... many system think that if they set it up to connect at wierd parity's or stop bits and baud rate it's all the security so it is very important to find a communication program that will allow to do wierd things such as connecting at 1100 bauds and 1800 bauds....also to be able to set the parity to mark and space...  Well I hope this phile helps you starters...I'm going to crash now I've done my good deed for the day....well keep hacking but remember to hack safe! 

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How To Bypass Surveys?

How To Bypass Surveys?

You probably sometimes visit a great web site and then after a few seconds pop up annoying surveys . Damm…If you’re one of those who do not like to waste their time filling surveys then continue reading this article. Here I’ll show you several methods to bypass surveys.

NoScript 2.0.3

NoScript 2.0.3 is very useful add-on for firefox that can block almost everything , all types of surveys, pop-up ads and similar. It worth to have.

Download NoScript 2.0.3

SurveyBlock

SurveyBlock is service that allows you to view websites with “premium content” without having to fill out any gateway offers. Unfortunately , it isn’t free

Day Pass $3.99 USD
Monthly $8.99 USD (Promotional Price!)
Yearly $59.99 USD (Save 50%)

Visit http://surveyblock.com and sign up .

CPA Blocker 1.3

CPA Blocker 1.3 is add-on for firefox that automatically blocks popular survey popups. CPALock, Perfecttracking, Instant Dollarz, Dollarade, Adscend Media, Blvd-Media, and more. I tried this add-on but this didn’t work for me.

Downlaod CPA Blocker 1.3

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YouTube Hack to Increase YouTube Views

YouTube Hack to Increase YouTube Views

YouTube is the best video sharing site with millions of users registered. Getting lots of views and subscribers is very important for you popularity on YouTube. In this tutorial I will teach you & show you how to get more then 100, 000 views on YouTube. Its totally free & simple... All you need is little time, good internet connection & proxy list.

1. First of all Download YouTube Increaser from the official site.

2. Install and run the software to see something like this:



3. Now when you install it and run it you can use it 30 times. Well, now I will show you how to bypass that limit & get free full version of it. Lets start.

Follow these steps:

Click Start -> then click Run -> Type in Regedit and click OK.

Now, we will need to edit registry folder of our Tube Increaser 3.0.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > TurboTube > choose TubeIncreaser > and delete turbo



4. Now we need proxy, because if we use our own IP we will get around 5 views only per day, because YouTube got some limit.

5. Download Proxy List from here or go to www.tubeincreaser.com/proxylist.txt and save the proxy list in notepad and name it Proxy.txt.

6. When you save it on desktop, go to TubeIncreaser 3.0 and click Load List and choose list. In YouTube URL bar, write your Video URL/link, from Hits box write numbers of views and click button Start.



That's all friends, really easy and simple. You can get around 200k views per day if your net is good. 

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